Facebook expands election integrity efforts ahead of EU voteIt plans more measures to ensure transparency around political ads.By K. Holt, 01.28.2019
Europe moves forward with content quotas for Netflix and AmazonThe European Parliament approved the regulations.By M. Locklear, 10.04.2018
How GDPR is affecting the games you loveThe gaming industry had to comply with the EU's privacy rules, too.By D. Lumb, 05.26.2018
Mark Zuckerberg will apologize to EU for not taking 'broad enough view'The Facebook chief is determined to both say sorry and restore lost trust.By J. Fingas, 05.22.2018
EU proposes banning encryption backdoorsEnd-to-end security could be mandatory across most of Europe.By J. Fingas, 06.19.2017
Europe proposes stricter privacy rules for messaging appsWhatsApp, Facebook and Gmail would be subject to the same privacy rules as service providers.By A. Dalton, 01.11.2017
EU approves stricter data-protection rulesThe 'right to be forgotten' will be expanded to include all kinds of personal information.By J. Rigg, 04.14.2016
EU countries to allow reuse of public data, including from libraries and museumsBy J. Fingas, 04.10.2013
Europe votes to cap data roaming prices, will make it cheaper to tweet from IbizaBy J. Fingas, 05.10.2012
European Union retailers to be required to accept e-waste without charge, says ParliamentBy S. Buckley, 01.22.2012
EU wants member countries to free up spectrum for 4G rollout, eyes 2013 deadlineBy A. Toor, 11.01.2011